Julius Caesar 1.1 Scene Summary

In ancient Rome, Julius Caesar is celebrated as a war hero during the feast of Lupercal. However, not everyone is pleased. Government officials Flavius and Marellas are concerned about Caesar's growing popularity and potential to become a dictator. They urge citizens to return to work and plan to remove decorations from Caesar's statues.

What is the significance of the feast of the Lupercal in the context of the celebrations?

What actions do Flavius and Marellas plan to take against Caesar's popularity?